AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAssistive Tech Boost at UOG: Two University of Guam staffers earned nationally recognized Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) certification, expanding Guam CEDDERS/GSAT capacity to better serve people with disabilities. STEM Outreach on Guam’s doorstep: Navy and NUWC Keyport partners ran a STEM Summer Camp with hands-on physics and engineering projects for 120 students, with high school interns leading activities. Apra Harbor Resilience: The U.S. Navy’s Glass Breakwater rehab is using circular-economy and coastal engineering approaches—aimed at strengthening the aging structure against typhoons and climate-driven wave stress. Education Access Tensions: Guam’s charter and public school space-sharing plans are sparking pushback from teachers and lawmakers over special education impacts as SIFA students move into GWHS classrooms. UOG Soil Testing After Bavi: The Land Grant Soil Lab is offering free post-storm soil testing for farmers through Sept. 30 to support recovery and future crop planning. CNMI Language & Library History: A Joeten-Kiyu Public Library event highlighted a new oral history project on the library’s origins alongside research into the modern evolution of Fino’ Chamoru language. Military Tech & Readiness: NAVFAC Pacific awarded a $30M utility infrastructure study contract across the Pacific, while NUWC Keyport received NAVSEA qualification for metal additive manufacturing using 17-4PH.
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